The iPad Pro 9.7in is certainly Apple's attempt to appeal to that market, but that don't want the potentially unwieldy size and weight of a tablet with a 12.9in screen.
This really is a terminally colourless piece of work, which sweats and shudders under the weight of an unwieldy, incoherent prose that would send a GCSE English teacher running for cover.
And as social commentators latched onto the sunken Costa Concordia as an obvious metaphor for the country, mired in an economic and political morass, sinking under the weight of its unwieldy public debt, Captain De Falco's no-nonsense pragmatism came to echo that of Mr. Monti and his technocratic government.
When construction began on the World Trade Center in the late 1960's, concrete was not a viable option because it would have required huge, unwieldy pillars to support the towers' weight.
Mirza's anti-war drama is overambitious — she's writing not just about the darkness of men and the horrors of war but also about racial prejudice and the objectification of women — and her actors, under the direction of Lucie Tiberghien, struggle under the weight of so much unwieldy material.
You won't be putting it into the pocket of your skinny jeans as it would certainly drag you down, but the extra weight doesn't feel too unwieldy.
At Nice in 2000, France's refusal to accept that Germany's larger population entitled it to greater voting weight led to a late-night argument and an unwieldy and incomprehensible voting system.
When crafting the new Note tablet, Samsung was concerned about keeping its weight down so as not to make it too unwieldy when being held with one hand.
And given this breadth of offerings, the wingtip is now available in lighter weights, softer constructions and slimmer silhouettes than the full brogue, with its unwieldy touch of the old cement shoe.
In the next few years, a Europe already unwieldy with 15 nations will expand to as many as 25, and the rules will simply have to change, with different weight given to countries of different sizes.
